. at was 1911-.
'I‘he attendance
‘itted to manage 11.5.
1 The votes, therefore,
_ ad that expression in its actual
rt as a purpose to thwart South
11 h Norwalk will hold a meeting
Friday 111311.10 get 3a public ex-
A petition which has
irculated favoring 'lilvision has
signed by almost every business
in the placebo well as by a large
number or citizens generally.
Waylon has voted favorably upon
proposed new town ,g and the con-
ditlons generallyJa‘re su'oh that It is
espected that the. General Assembly
. least can man who feels
afer in 1.111 than out. John Rode a
prisoner in the Indiana State prison,
, recently told Warden Reid that while
«out on parole he had been chased by
. highozay robbers; and, fearing that he
Iwoul have his money taken from him.
he 11111111 It in spam] pile along one of
"the Iuatry roads ‘leadlng‘out‘ of Mich-
‘ ' ’ lty.’ After burying the money be
into Michigan City and asked
arden to take him back saying
e was happier inside. The man
given his old cell. The warden, to
,erify the store gave Rodt half a dayw
if to recover'hls money. Within a few
hours the prisoner returned, carrying
can under‘ his chht. 3 In It was
. g is about to erect a mourn
o docthe. rut (lei-luau poet
' phoned some of the best ogre of his
1111111 11.11... Alsatian ~toI and refer-
13 It frequently with words of ad-
he statue hes not has not
" elected but no attempt will
handsomely trimmed with
insertion.
did
of darkgreell
lth collar. "and
Iow they. are making blouse
of a heavy“ yak all- -ove1 laceli
' are are Ill“ into favor fast.3
anything handsomer in the
or necker than a flat hes
a we’ilihaVe an opportunity
I)
. made with long side eudaéfioivv
the coming summer. and beau-1
are to be.
lune into venue for w
eirfiset abolit $1 W
- Widow .1112
I
f it.1 'I‘hcyufi succeeded in
oir glovoadined with it
3". omano , dank dill c'orI 0%
This In much less ex-
illustrator than trying to
bones.
1 wash stocks came in
his If fahrIqu and wash
tel! do 1111 seen thorn in
bananas: the wallets
syiais were not
3 _ new.
ballroom
. All lids One will find
Ierioc‘tiy adapt»
Ducts 111111111111 11111;
til 11. There
out what is
a use except
' will 1.1 presented to3ou all next week
, aid
l’d not do‘thlsxb‘h‘eause ll
exceptionally robust 11111
I ‘ at the principal as?
s ‘31. propositi
or
it is so with: every husi
woman. ., A
throat in pass off in a few days. or it
moi develop into Pneumonia Chronic
Odiarrh, or an irritating throat trou-
lilo: in any event its. departure should
be hastened by some‘ simple antiseptic
preparation like Stuart’s Catarrh Tab
lets. which are dissolved in the mouth
‘Dlli‘e, {Mid
3 loan hill]
or Gatarrh Pneumonia. Consumption.
before they have a chance to propagate
and thrive in the inflamed mucous
membranes of the nose and throat.
1T0 burden the stomach with drugs
and stimulants is a foolish and often
dangerous way ‘to combat it cold, bo~
cause stimulants are always folldwod
by corresponding depression and
where there is any tendency to Pneu-
mould. increases the danger by in-
creasing the heart's action.
A popular school teacher in Pitts-
burg writes: ~“I am a walking adver
tleement for Stuart' 5 Catarrh Tablets:
the change from a crowded steam heat
ed school room to ‘a raw. chill out
doors kept me nursing colds in the
head and throat from fall to spring.
Throat irritations made it difficult for
me to read or speak and conduct my
classes: My druggIst with whom i
spent a large part of my salary for
day advised me to try Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets and I shall never cease to
thank him. I still catch cold occasion
'ally_ but I stop it In a day or two with
the tablets, and I have done mission-
ary work with my pupils to such an ex-
tent thht coughs and. colds are almost
unknown amongst the youngsters in
my room. .
' (130 j?
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB
NEXT WEEK’S ATTRACTIONS.
Next week will be a gala week 111
lioyt‘s Theatre. as Georch. Fonbcriz
will present “The Fenberg Stock Com~
11am. augmented...by Emma hunting
and Charles Leylurrne. late of the Boo
Ton Stock. for a week's engagement.
commencing Monday night. with that
rarest nensatiorihl dilay. "Princess of
Patches" Extravagonco in display
11nd embellishments lie Work of the
managers handicraft will somewhat
make a play Such productions. as a
rule appeal not dircctly to the heart
but entertain the vision beyond pleas
urc. But when a character moves in
an atmosphere of virtue. when the air
he or she breathes, contain the germ
of human righteousness and the envir-
uumcnt surrounding his daily existencr
toms. then it In that the fancied cro
utitnis of the theatrical world lose their
appalling qualities. The seed of truth in
coming as it does from the heart of thr
actor is gently planted into the heart
or. the listener. 'Siirh plays as thrar
hyIIilch Fenbcrg Stock Company
TEACHERS LECTURE COURSE.
The next number In the Teachers
isklutcrtalnn‘oui ".ourm will be given on
Tuesday eveiilrrg._.la11113ary sixth Miss
Gay Zenoia Mott" on "will imperson-
utc Lottie Blair «writer's beautiful pus-
ritual play, “Way Down East.“ This
has much of the genuine
sloop 'wit of The 0 ti idomestand. and
wi11 give everyon who hears it 11
110111er happy evening. e“ 13.1“
hrs McClaran is a genuind' artist 111
these presentations as all who heard
her able interpretation of The Sign of
the Cross will readily teatify., She is
help sought by much in or and
.. l1 r societies. becaua of her
, Pp 1 deputation sis an a 3b Impor-
annular. but comes hero gladly. because
oi bar hearty reception last year All
who attend“ t'l‘ucaday are surcd
:51 11.11311: “W13“ $1111.11? 1113c-
tori. 'l‘ eldcti ure 1 also ill be
warm and comfortable
1 PUTNAM liOBili 0038 BM.I..‘;‘=
The ninth annual ball of Putnam
Il‘ose Company will be held this year
in Mutic Iiali This is made necessary
from the fact tho; the public who so
good to the popular this 1111111111.. last
d for ihi ysr‘s went. . plain
Wright extendn” th 1111111111111 31.11116“:
arc of the company In years past and
hopes for a still Imm- expression .of
the 1111111ch gratitude for the firemen
this your. The event will be held next
Friday night. 3
. ORATORIO Oil' CREATION.
The great Oratorio oi the Creation
1 11111 be given January 19th In on Nor- I ‘
ed: £32111 I(incur
tidnsi Church. and the
11111 Norwal it list thedist
Mimi“! d
. 11.11.5111. 3».
r, or no: business-luv t‘w‘
.chondriao; in constant fear
en's 11d death”; on the 111111111111 ~ ‘
one business WM his
I health. and to keep pby-I 3
n mentally well dad sirens 1
filial“ cold In the head or;
and thus reach and destroy the germs“
is in accord with the manner and cua- '
feeling_ and 3
i
i
rain that Arlou Hall was ovorsrowd~ .
o and 11.111111 charters 111111 to be not 1
. 1? ii
‘ brill: yester-
dréy as no loss than fifty motor-11‘
re utilised in brinrailfis voters to and"
from the polls. use, yesterday.
in a peitins rain covered over a hun-
dred miles. in his 1111111 election tour of
the constituency. Mrs dose. in a
luxurious motor. also hands a tour 111'
the division in another direction.
Mr. Rose was born in Montreal. He
is a son of Sir John Ross. long promi-
nently Identified with the English turf.
and other sports. In 1893 Mr. Ross
challenged for the America: 11 cup with
the Distant Shore but was compelled
by pressure on the part of the then
Prince of Wales, now King Edward
and Lord Durirnvcn's friends, to with-
draw, owing to the fear that a fresh
challenge at that time might have
been taken as an endorsement of the
American attitude in regard to the
“Dunrnvcn incident," otherwise the at
icgatious made by Lord Duuravcu as
a result of the defeat 'of his yacht
Valkyrie III by the Defender. 3
11 ties 11m ’0 3
1111111 3111. 1901. any 1111.111 William
Olmatfiad drew an order on too litan-
bury ational ban ,
was to be used in a as help.
amount drawn was 3100 more than
necessary Olmstead afterward dis-
covered this fact. He says that so
soon as be found that an error Md
been made lie paid .to the city trens- 3
mar $100. This statement T1 easurerI ‘
The. papers in the 11
Meyers denies.
case were filed in the civil common,
pleas court yesterday.
THE NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY,
NORWALK. 0610.1 11TH, 1902.
Internet at the rate of Three and
()nolralf perI cont. per annum for the
current six 3montlis. will be credited
Dcpositors January 1st. 1903. and paid
to them on and after January 10th.
Per order of Board of Directors.
1d27 I21 GEOJE.MIL.I.ER.Trcur-1.
BULLETIN no. 33
‘ ”We-901mm,, the”
First Congregational Church,
cough lozengegfiood potash tablets. one _ .
After‘tlro 1'1Iloh3and glory of a most successful Christin/waive are sure
you will all be pleased to take 11p again the regular 'cournc of ’.our Bible
School work. Quite a number of our members have had a Christmas or
New Your Bible presented to them.
We hope to have the habit conflrmod'
of bringing oue's own Bible to the Church and School Service.
it is a great
thing to follow the reading of tho Cler gymun and study the Bible Lesson out
of your own book.
We hope every member of the School has carefully read
the first iii Chapters of the, Ilook of Acts.
Many of us will part with the
times and people of Samuel’s day with real regret, but we "are coming Into
even more interesting day and shall in out more striking characters with
whom We can have a for better acquaintance. . ‘
After the Bible Study Hour this evening. on the [occupier tomorrow.
“Paul and Sites at I’hillipl,” our Bible Study liour will return next week
permanently to the Thursday evening Service.
Teachers. i1 ut the members of the Men‘s Clubs.
we invite not only all the
To those Special Services
l‘cuc‘hcrs in other Bible Srhoois who have no Teachers Meetings 11nd any
adults who will find it pmfltabie to follow this course of Study. The Pastor
luring the next two months will give very valuable aid to all Bible Students
who are now inking up the Brink of A’ (its.
happiest New Year we have ever on lured.
but us all try to make this tlrc‘
issued by The Executive Committee.
Saturday, January :id3,1903.
South
Norwolk Conn.
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““7 MIIY 'N‘ 'WNVMOI
GREATEST 0F
EWHITE SALES
Everything M ode J‘pecialty
For This Jule.
ewe e no 3
so
ACITY IN ITSELF
145%“:
x 1
1‘43
:7.
WAY-
i
'3‘
ii
3 Handkerchiefs
Muslin and Cambric Underwear
Table Cloths and Napkins
Mcnfs Collars and Cuffs
Towels, Crashes, Blankets
Lucas and Embroldcries
9!.
:5
it
Cations and Linens
Sheets and 'Plllow Cases -
Men‘s Unlsuodered Shirts
Dollies, Surfs, Shams
L
. «fiffil
Renaissance Linens
' Women s Wrists
nonnnnnnnoonannnnnnyln;
ON $1.25 PER DAY
Your forefathers owned their
. own liomcs, and were inch
‘1 ficudently well all. You are
not doing 111.110.1115 and
1 inure pcr would.
Don’t you feel that it is adr
visable to put Apart of your
earnings away, especially in :1
Savings Bank. where it will
earn iutcrcst money?
Four per cent. is what we
pay on deposits '
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
United Bank Bldg.
MI
A'DLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
Eligiaimnallidnl.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.—...—
capital, ' “00.000030
Surplus. 1 $100,000.00
Other Profits. $40,700.00
u...”
JOIIN ll. FERRIS. Presldent.
JACOB M. “WON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light Edi. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin sarmm Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
M
Accounts solicited.
Scmdth 113128111 1311131111111;
85d Still-dillldl. Ilil’illlili
at the rate of
Four Per Cent Per Annum
has been declared for the six months
ending December 3lat,1902, payable
on and after January 10,1903.
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw interest from
Januaryi 1903. '1
Money deposited on or before Jan
‘ uary 10 will draw Interest from Jan-
uary 1 1903.
GEORGE F. BEARBE.
Treasurer.
The year Iililil i’ 3M1“!
claiming to the poo 111161.11
houllii‘s sake.
I
country.
elegant 'I‘ea. These goods we buy by
of Fancy thinned
I! WAIHINDTON ITIII‘I'.
11.4..
. car by opening an account
1. with 3
. per ton
Rosy flutter Froshiiiounlry 1111111. We
. 235 cents.
57 l 2 Cents.
Saving oi
111111111 (11355 goods the _ 11.1.1111 or
of two or three senses billin
All goods that were $1 and
Mann or the above lots are lull;
inches wide including all wool plaids
This is onlu one instance oi what this .3
Dress Goods ofierinc means to non
Jamestown sailings To illustrate more
clearlu the saving in Dress Patterns i
eight nerds at 570 regular price. $31.00
Now eight unrds at 120. out price $1. 00'
"~—.—-‘. I 3
$2. 00*
I MERIIJEN FUEL FAMINE.
'Schooia Will be Kept Closed Because
There Is No Coal.
MERIDFN. Jun 3.~—-Owing to the
luck of fuel supply the schools of this
lily. which were to be reopened after
the holiday vnruliou 011 Monday have
been ordered closed for at least an-
oiher week and [here is some prospect
that they will not be reopened until
spring weather comes, although the
school commissioners hope to secure
fuel without much further delay.
It is impossible to keep the school
buildings heated with wood and coal
‘rannot be obtained at any price. al-
though the dealers advertise it at $l2
Never before in Mei-idea's
history has there been such ember
rasamont and actual suffering because
of the cold 1nd inability to serum
iuci.
JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS STRIKE.
S'I‘. MilllSI .lnn. Il-—~Morc than 400
union journeyman plumbers went on
strike yesterday owing to the refusal
lof the master plumbers to accede their
demands for $5 a day The strike of-
lieni‘s 200 shops. members of the Master
.l’lumbcrs Association
CALL sac.
Ml
Sho~l'1n so glad wa’ re engaged. ,. '
iie-But you knew all the time that!
loved you didn’t you?
She-Wes dear, I knew it. but you
dldu‘ t.—Brooklyn Life
11:31 11111111 ‘
towns
you haven 't - rent-r1 “d“‘mi myopia" or 33y$ 3
I
Lonnie mot tin . on Ibr Isl
bowels upcnyantlybo’vroliJ' ”ream tho II! I.” ally
lontpir ulcer pillpolsou la 11-.an I:
0111.11.11 e111 most perfect' way 0 hoopla: i o .botua
clear-11d clean! no tum
EAT ’EM LIKE GANDHI
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wevl¢”1lii~il..“ \lo‘ilé’n .l’r drip.” . so. studs ”3
i’ilu'u"1.1.i.'.”° for iron sample. and booklet ton
mourn an“! min". muss» I"!
no 1111111 11111110111111
our ’sStor;
the ion. and they cannot be
”TELEPHONE.”
so their com, n...
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‘Goad Things To Eat.
hill“ ind will I" doom in history with a wonder-111i record
on‘ find good things to out
You cannot chord to sacrifice your existence by eating poor needs.
A Happy New Year
May it come to you in full pleasure and may it be one of the best years that has yet dnwood upon this '
.mv"
ll null duds us pm 3
This should demand your utlontion for your
At the cornmcucimr of this New Year send us your order for France American Soups our delicious Coffee. 3
11111th1 cd for quality or price In Irwin. Swost .
know what We are offering when We place before the public fifty varieties "
Its and Vegetablcamtho boomed: packed. Fancy Grar-kors. lioad Rice, Pop Corn. Jams. ‘
_ Jellies, and a million good thin“ to cat that you want.
0 E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer
be in The New Yeafl
By phyla; cash for your droclorlel. 111.111. the limit in the way to run your table. Basin this well
{an order. You will be surprised to can the money we can one for you. IA ii tile mossy tool a ma
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